The new iPad Pro is sold with two RAM memory options, which help with performance: 8 GB or 16 GB (in the 1 TB and 2 TB versions).
Screen joins two Oled panels together. The previous generation of iPad Pro used screens with mini-LED technology. Now this has evolved in two ways:
- OLED, more advanced technology that allows for greater image clarity.
- Two layers of this type of panel working together on the tablet. It’s like two screens in one, basically.
This set, called Tandem Oled, allows for even more vivid colors, high contrast, greater brightness intensity (which enhances, for example, nature scenes) and blacker black points without harming scenes where there are still light sources.
During the demonstration, some photos and videos were displayed on the iPad Pro screen. One of the ones that caught my attention the most was a starry night sky with some parts of the scene with very dark shadows. The wealth of details surprised me.
Nanotexture screen. The iPad Pro has four internal memory options. The larger ones – 1 TB and 2 TB – allow the purchase of a version with a different panel, aimed at professionals who prioritize reducing potential brightness interference on the screen.
